My first experiences as a Dad
Looking for funny Halloween jokes for kids? These spooky but silly ghost, skeleton, witch, vampire, and pumpkin jokes are clean, family-friendly, and perfect for parties, lunchboxes, and trick-or-treat season.
Travelling with a toddler is one of those things that sounds like a great idea… right up until you’re halfway through it wondering why you didn’t just stay at home with snacks and CBeebies. But here’s the thing, going on holiday with a toddler can actually be incredible. Not in a peaceful, relaxing, “lie by the … Continue reading Complete Guide To Travelling with a Toddler
11 UK dad blogs to follow in 2026. Discover parenting advice, toddler ideas, family life tips, and honest experiences from UK dads.
50+ funny lunchbox jokes for kids that are quick, silly, and perfect for school. Easy jokes to make your child smile at lunchtime.
Many dads struggle with getting detailed responses from their kids after school. Asking specific, playful questions can encourage conversation and foster connection.
Bonding with toddlers is about simple, everyday interactions rather than grand gestures, focusing on quality time and fun activities together.
Everything you need to throw a dance party for your toddler. Full guide including lights, music and great vibes!
It still feels a little strange but reality has now set in and I am coming to terms with being the Father of a school kid. When school shuts its gates on Tuesday so that the kids can have a week preparing for Santa’s visit, Robbie will have completed his first term at school. It … Continue reading Robbie the schoolboy
A couple of years ago I wrote a post challenging my son Robbie to prove that he really is an Angel. I was tired of walking down the street and people stopping by to tell him what a great guy he was when all he did in reality was to torture my soul on a … Continue reading The seven deadly sins challenge
An interview with parent and author Tom Kreffer. We discuss his new release, Toddler Inc, as well as his family and love of writing.
Robbie's fourth birthday was a joyful week filled with celebrations, from a special visitor collecting his nappies to a playful party at a soft play centre, culminating in successful potty training.
Last week we faced a strange day, one that Robbie had been full of anticipation for and as much as he enjoyed his graduation day at nursery we were all left feeling a little sad when it was over. Of course we all get older and change is inevitable, my hairline is proof of that. … Continue reading A fond farewell
We all have stereotypes in our mind of a ‘school mum,’ but what is a school Dad?
Today is a little surreal. Somehow it is the day that we we are taking Robbie for a walk around his new primary school to check out the next phase of his childhood. It just doesn’t feel right. I had always thought that when Robbie went off to school he will no longer be a … Continue reading Where did my baby go?
Things change pretty quickly in life, particularly when dealing with toddlers. It goes without saying that being annoyed or at least slightly frustrated is 99% of parenting but there are a few little things that are far more infuriating than your average dad rage. Just to be clear, I realise I am a grumpy old … Continue reading A New Enemy
The best Kids channels on YouTube features everything from educational shows to nursery rhymes, these are the popular kids YouTube channels that my toddler would recommend.
A fast and easy recipe for Easter chocolate nests. Perfect for young children and those looking for an simple treat!
There’s a definite theme occurring that I can’t help but dispute. Almost each and every time a member of the public stops to talk to Robbie, they refer to him as a ‘little angel.’ Of course, I always give the typical parent reply of “you should see him at home” or something along those lines. … Continue reading Who’s the angel? Robbie versus Daddy
I’m still working on convincing Robbie of the importance of football. Though many would argue that there are far more important life skills to be teaching a one year old boy, my focus on prioritising such aspects has always been a little off key. I can’t wait to be writing all about our first real … Continue reading Guest Post – Oli Harris
The article discusses toddler tantrums, highlighting their emotional causes and offering strategies for parents. Key suggestions include remaining calm, using affection, redirecting focus, and teaching emotional understanding during positive moments.